Statue costs for Cincinnati Garfield monument revealed
Various brief notes include a project cost for a Cincinnati Garfield monument statue, crop damage estimates in the Sacramento Valley, bee foraging ranges, and biographical mentions. Also noted are plans for busts of Davy Crockett and Sam Houston, a canoeing article from St Nicholas, and other miscellaneous items.
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Sacramento Valley
Davy Crockett
Sam Houston
O'Brien
Baltimore
Texas
W.L. Alden
The
New York ‘Times
St. Nicholas
Proper Method for Preparing Mashed Psnivs
Wash thoroughly and remove skins by scraping. Cut into halves or quarters and boil until tender. Drain, mash, and prepare them the same as potatoes.
Knights of Labor Convention Planned at Creston
News notes list events across Iowa including a July 11 Knights of Labor convention in Creston, a Cedar Rapids marshal crackdown on houses of ill fame, and a Webster City bank opening July 1.
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The
Knights of Labor
Creston
Cedar Rapids
Hamilton County National Bank
Webster City
Sheldon
Secretary of Interior blocks Indian prisoners move at San Carlos
General Ruggles reports the Secretary of War that the Interior Department cannot receive adult Indian prisoners at San Carlos Agency. Adults should be kept as prisoners of war and separated from peaceable Indians, fed from War Department subsistence funds until final disposition is decided.
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Ruggles
Gen. Crook
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
San Carlos Agency
Charles Ewing
Ohio
Sherman
Washington
Col. Tidball
Buffalo
Waite
Gray
United States
Wasson
Crook
War Department
Teller
Interior Department
Congress
San Carlos
War
Interior Departments
Hill
Philadelphia
Damon
United States Fire Proof Shutter Company
Taylor
Manley Cooper & Conway
Secretary of the Treasury
Coleman
St. Louis
New
L. Phelps
District of Columbia
Peru
Richard Gibbs
New York
Bolivia
Partridge
Manly
South America
Whelps
Navy
Board of Commissioners
Gibbs
Gen. Sherman
What the People Want Coach to Explain About Guests and Boarders
The public questions when and why hotel keepers shifted to calling boarders guests and charging weekly bills. A minister asks what to preach about, and a deacon suggests a twenty minute sermon to engage the congregation.
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Joseph Cook
Waal
Notable Deaths and Disasters in a Turbulent Week
Charley Backus dies while Archbishop Woods and Judge Hoadley News from St. Louis and Philadelphia feature. Reports of river floods, fires, mutterings about Ost, diversions, and a Texas land suit loom. Several incidents involve rail, court, and corporate matters across multiple cities.
Prominent murder case and international dispatches from abroad
News from England shows Wesley Warren, accused of murder near Veto station, Ala., seized from jail by a mob. his body later found hanging after a gunshot. The issue notes various international items from Europe including Ireland, Prussia floods, Canada fraud at a Montreal abbatoir, duel in Huntington, and political trials in Belgium and Hungary.
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Wesley Warren
Young Price
Veto Station
Ala
Deaths and trials reported in Minneapolis and Cincinnati
Elder Hill aged 60 commits suicide at Nicollett House Minneapolis by shooting himself. Cause cited as drink and family troubles. Daniel Womeldorf dies after thirteen stab wounds near Fremont Nl. brother-in-law Jeff Morris believed to have acted in self defense amid an old feud. Thomas Scanlan convicted in Cincinnati Common Pleas Court under the trump law, penalties one to three years. first such conviction in Ohio. Richmond dispatch notes warrants issued for arrest of Richard F Bierne editor of the
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Newell
Buena Vista County
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Tipton
Journal” Printing Company of
Des Moines
Keokuk Plow Company
Stephen Johnson
Allerton
Wayne County
Cedar Rapids
F. Listenwaiter
W. LP. McCleary
Marriage Association
Ottumwa
Herman
Sugar Creek
Johnson County
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Cedar
Iowa
Linn
Washington Counties
Iowa City
John F. Allen
Creston
Gazette
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
B. Cohen
Talbot
A. Baumgaertner
Dubuque
Baumgaertner
Fayerh
E. L. Stewart
Wronaut
Bonne Femme Creek
Stewart
Mahoning Furnace Co
Armstrong County
Ind
Hl. Wilson
Indiana County Deposit Bank
The
Furnace Co
Salt Lake
Clawson
Council House
Savage
Normal School
Hampton
Virginia
St. Louis
Madison
Toledo, Cincinnati
Cahokie Creek
Philadelphia
North Fifth Street
Isaac Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Elder Hill
Nicollett House
Minneapolis
Daniel Womeldorf
Jeff Morris
Fremont
Morris
Thomas Scanlan
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Richmond
Richard F. Bierne
Iowa crops hopeful despite seed issues and rains
Iowa crop prospects compiled by John R. Shaffer show corn acres at 3.42 million with 52 percent condition. Oats expected to reach 70 million bushels and wheat shows strong conditions. Overall, many crops promise bounty if weather stays favorable. farmers remain hopeful despite seed quality and recent rains.
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Lowa
John R. Shaffer
State Agricultural Society
Lona
The Guide to Proper Business Action
A concise reminder that the core of enterprise lies in identifying what should be done next. Emphasizes prudent planning and decisive steps to drive progress within any organization.
Voudou Doctor Sentenced for Cons, False Luck Battery
In Nashville, Ed Burley a self styled voudou doctor was tried for obtaining property under false pretenses from Leah Sharp. He used a so called luck battery a loadstone a wire and a photograph to lure payment. The grand jury indicted him and the jury sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ed. Burley
Voudou
Col. Payne
Ariel
Noah’s Ark
Leah Sharp
Burley
Endor
Ed Burley
Voodou
Leah
Whyj He Left Arkansa s Notable Journalist Memoir
A religious editor recalls early Arkansas journalism and his rise in the Nashville Union before the Civil War. He recounts told missteps from a convivial night, a glowing medical college report, and an editor's shotgun entrance that jolts him from his new career path.
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Arkansas
Nashville “Union
Medical College
Apacla Sctnaen
Eve
Alias Thompson and Williams Arrests Spark Huntsville Chat
Mrs. Jones of Huntsville Alabama says she would not name a son Alias amid reports of Alias Thompson Alias Williams and Alias the Night hawk being taken in for stealing. The quote reflects local chatter on the names mentioned.
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Huntsville
Alabama
Allus Cuttin
Thompson
Williams
the Night-hawk
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